June 30th,100 year anniversary of the Tunguska event.

On June 30th it will be 100 years since something blew up over,or landed on Tungusta with devastating effect.
The explosion knocked over an estimated 80 million trees over 2,150 square kilometres (830 square miles). It is estimated that the earthquake from the blast would have measured 5.0 on the Richter scale.

Know one really knows what caused the event but most people who disregard a huge UFO crash landing or plasma beam from Mars accept it was some kind of meteor.
I was talking to a friend today and he said every June 30th a stream of meteors hit the Earth,I think he called them the Beta Foree stream.

I hope this June 30th nothing bad happens,being 100 years to the day.


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I don't think our time keeping has any particular relevance in the wider scope of things.

And thanks for creating the thread.
I had been thinking of doing the same since spring, but I'd rather just read what others have to say.

Anyone here going there - for the anniversary and stuff?

It's approaching, people...
Out with your theories.

(OK, I know there have been other threads before...
I am using this just as a social reminder. :-)





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Happy birthday Tungusta thingy!

What to give though???

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A big, sturdy umbrella?

reply to post by gekko



A shirt that says, "I Once Destroyed Over 2,000 Square Kilometers Of Forest On Planet Earth And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt...And A Bunch Of Dead Trees"

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A few more - and we can open a proper gift shop.

Originally posted by DarthChrisious
reply to post by gekko

 

A shirt that says, "I Once Destroyed Over 2,000 Square Kilometers Of Forest On Planet Earth And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt...And A Bunch Of Dead Trees"

I love the idea!!!!

The unexpected result of an exploding atmosphere in Tunguska
spooked everyone down to the A bomb test.

The Tesla and Government test backed by the agent JP Morgan
was too powerful and unpredictable.

Out of many of the classified Tesla patents we have HAARP and may
not be as powerful as Tesla's Tower.

How many of the classified Tesla patents were once owned by the
Bush dynasty. Not a bad deal for owning a bit of history or the
government. Official policy in government builds is to dissalow
company or personal patents.